MyLifeUNIT Paint Brush Cleaner, Paint Brush Holder and Organizers with Palette for Acrylic, Watercolor, and Water-Based Paints (Grey)

Only small paints brushes will fit when put in holes and tray base attached to support bottom of brushes so they don’t fall out. Only extra small. Larger sizes will not have the base support; therefore, they fall out because not a wide enough base to fit and support. Better off washing and recycling food or condiment jars. Returning this.

Used the brush cleaner on a paint date and it worked really well. I didnt use the lid/ paint holder so I dont know if I was having the same problem as some other people with it. Overall its good for the price.

I use this all the time, and it is fantastic!

Im rather new to hobby painting and had been using jars and various retired coffee mugs for my brushes, which works just fine. However, a few lazy moments or distractions and you can find your brush getting funky. This neat little container helps solve those issues with plenty of sharp edges to pull the hairs across, corners to shape in and wells to hold water, cleaners or conditioners-whatever you need. Theres a drop in palette that also doubles as a pressure fit lid for the wells I mentioned. I left water inside for almost two weeks and it was all there when I opened it up again. No light gets inside and while I havent tested the leak factor, Im guessing its minimal. Very happy with this for trips to the park to paint in nature and for sitting at my desk.

She loves how convenient it is and I love that she’s stopped using my dishes as art palettes and keeps her mess to a minimum.

Perfect for my miniature painting station.

The color is grey. Not as white as it shown in the product pictures. Also the paint basin is ok but the brush holder holes are not as practical as expected. its better to just use the holders to hold clean brushes after painting period, so those brushes wouldnt block your way (limit your movement) while using the basin at the same time.

Working great

Its all in one unit. Lots of mixing cups.

Almost perfect, if it had a bottom piece to keep the brushes from falling through the holes it would be perfect. This has happened a few times to me. For example if you set it on a picnic table and shift it just a few inches, the next thing you know you’re crawling under the table picking up your brushes, looking like an idiot. I’ll probably modify it by finding a piece of similar plastic and some epoxy. Still it beats having your brushes scattered on the or sitting in a cup with paint contaminating each other and such or bending the bristles.